Emotional tale of China’s 22 surviving war sex slaves a box office hit
When the topic was deemed politically sensitive for China’s movie-goers, Guo Ke, the director of Twenty Two, a documentary about “comfort women”, said he did not expect his film to be financially successful. But the work surprised Guo, by going on to become China’s highest grossing documentary. “When I was making this film, many people told me it is very sensitive and the authorities would regard
Japan hotel faces China backlash after denying Nanking Massacre
A Japanese hotel chain is refusing to remove copies of a book, written by its CEO, from rooms despite complaints from guests that it denies the wartime massacre of Chinese civilians by Japanese troops. APA Group, a Tokyo-based land developer and operator of 400-plus hotels, drew fire for spreading the revisionist views of company president Toshio Motoya by putting the books in hotel guestrooms and
Renewed push to recognise the plight of Chinese ‘comfort women’ enslaved by Japanese military after victim dies
Only 20 “comfort women” remain on the mainland following the death of survivor Ren Lane at the start of the month, a scholar has said as he called for greater efforts to protect historical documents detailing their suffering. “Another comfort women victim [Ren] passed away in Shanxi province on July 1, leaving only 20 surviving comfort women in China,” said Su Zhiliang, director of the Research Ce
Unhealthy obsession: Lonely Chinese woman, 81, buys breast-enhancement pills and health goods worth 160,000 yuan in six months
A lonely Chinese woman aged 81 spent more than 160,000 yuan (HK$ 191,000) on breast-enhancement pills and other health products in only six months, mainland media reports. The retired teacher, identified only by her surname, Wang, who lives alone in the city of Hanzhong, in Shaanxi province, had bought the products by phone after becoming friendly with telephone salesperson at marketing company, t
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